Druivenplukker ondersteunt een dronken soldaat in de wijngaard 1832

"Druivenplukker ondersteunt een dronken soldaat in de wijngaard" is a lithograph by Nicolas Toussaint Charlet from 1832, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum. The print depicts a humorous scene of a drunken soldier being supported by a grape picker in a vineyard. Charlet was renowned for his satirical illustrations of everyday life during the Napoleonic era, often depicting the social and political struggles of the time. This print is a testament to his keen observation of human behavior, and his ability to capture the essence of a moment with wit and precision. The artwork is a social commentary on the follies of war, highlighting the absurdity of the soldier's drunken state and the grape picker's resigned attitude. This lithograph is a testament to the enduring appeal of Charlet's work, which continues to resonate with viewers today.